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Oh, I am excited! I found cheap generic pop rocks Walmart. After listening to an episode of Lab out Loud podcast that featured the author of Skeptic website, I was inspired to add literature to your pop rock experiment about urban legends. I am going to lead up to it with past issues from the Junior Skeptic magazine, then focus on the pop rocks. I found a 30 second clip from the movie Urban Legend that “showed” the kid blowing up. I want students to create a claims/ evidence chart in their notebooks based on their observations. I am even toying with playing the 1st part of the clip from mythbusters on the subject. How much fun will this be on in our October season!

It is always of fun to have dry ice at parties. It does help make a very spooky Halloween. Nice idea.
You’ve got a lot of funny staff here, seems quite interesting. I think I’ll give several things a try.

I am reall excited about having some of the materials to use as a science lab around Halloween. Students will have fun using slime, jelly marbles, ect. We are make a lab on chemical vs. physical properties using different materials.

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